St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-05
THE TURF.
How the Races Resulted at La
tonia and jerome Park.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-The third day at
Latonia had fine weather and a good at
tendance.
s.d First race, selling purse, six furlongsaa
Gerhardy; Miss Roxey, 125, Aleen with two
Antonio, 112: Competency, 1O4, Brooks !;
Revoke, III, Kiley; o B, 1l3, Strauss; Mary
Ellis, lib, Steppe; Jim Murphy. 100, Taral
with two and a half over weight Pools
Avery, S25; Revoke, $40; Eva K, So; field,
SIG; Avery won by a length, Revoke second,
Little Bess third. Time, 1:IS1a.
Second race, purse, maidens 2-year-olds,
five furlongs-Starters: Amos no. Harris !;
Business 102, Overton; Lady Hindoo IO2.
Green; Fuscha 102, Fox; Red Letter los, H.
Brown; Brunette IO2, Covington: Briganza
102. Cochran. Pools: Amos, $50; Lady
Hindoo, $16; Brunette, SO; field, SIS. Amos
took the lead in the start and at the half-mile
post Lady Hindoo moved up to first place,
was.neyer headed and won easily two lengths
Time. 1 :0434.
Third race, selling purse, seven furlongs-
Starters: Solid Silver. 10S pounds, Steppe !:
Faith Thompson 100. Oyerton; Efiie Hardie
105, Hollis; Bella ITO, Kerrick: Tambourette
100, Conkling; Mary Ellis 100 Taral -four our
POUNDS over weight. Pools: Solid Silver
S25, Beta S14, Tambourette SD. field SIS.
Solid Silver Won easily two lengths ahead of
Ellie Hardie second. Mary Ellis third. Time,
1:31I2.
Fourth race, selling purse. for two-year-
olds, four furlongs-Starters: Golightly, 1O4.
Taral; Balance, lob, Breckenridge; Vattell,
80, Singleton to- Col. Gore. 10Y, Harris !;
10Y, Stoval; Katie Nc, 90, Hollis; Volta,
JOS, Scott; Filter, 10Y, Fishburn; BERTHE B,
SO, Overton; Little Sis, 50, Barnes; Fleick,
ii09, B S!.e Pools: BALANCE, S25; Little Sis,
Sl2; FILTER, $40; Golghtly, So: BERTHE B,
So; field, S25. Little Sis took the lead at the
start and was headed within fifty yards of
the wire by Balance, who won the race by
half half q length, Little Sis second. Filter third
Time, so seconds
Fifth race, purse, -one mle-Starters: Birth
day 81, Barnes; Wandered 1O5, Covington
Governor lO1, Cooper; Fellow Brook 104,
Steppe; Gold Flea los, Gerhardy; Counsel
per 93; Walker; Jules Mumm 90, E. Jones
Longalight I01, Breckenridge: John Morris
lO1, Barbour; Erebus 90, Hathaway "a lbs
over weight; Alfred 10y, Cochran; Jennie
@ lbs over weight; French Louise %, over
ton. Pools: Field, S25; Birthday, S12; Ca
talpa, S12; Carnegie, SI2 Wanderoo took
the lead and held it until the turn, when
Erebus took the lead, but was headed near
the wire by Birthday, who won, Erobus sec.
ond, Fellow Brook third. Time. 1:43.
AT JEROME PARK.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-This was the
opening day of the fall meeting at .Je-
rome Park. The weather was cold and
cloudy and the track heavy from the re-
cent rains.
First race, five eighths of mile-Starters !:
Kingston, Stuyvesant. Bradford, Touche Pas.
freedom, Flageoletta, Rosewood, Mute, Bev-
crly, RoSarium, Mia, Caprice, Mary Buck
lcys Fillyy Belle Brock and Fraulein. Kings
ton won by neck, Stuyvesant second Free
dom third. Time, l OiA.
Second race, the nursery stakes for two
year-olds, three-quarters of mile-Starters:
Now or Never, Satan and Fordham; Ford
nam won by length. Satan second. Now or
Never third. Time. 1:194.
Third race, handicap, one mile-Starters ::
n noante' r; Enrus Ben ALI, Mona, Grisete,
by two lengths. Eurus second. Tarbonch
third. Time, 4i:7I2. :"
Fourth race, hndicap, one and three-six-
tcenths miles-Starters: Royal Arch, Brown
Duke Ten Booker lIarvcd. lie Logos: Lee
hogos won, Royal Arch second, Ten Booker
third. Time, 200.
Fifth race, selling, one and one-third miles
Starters: Letrctia, Wondernent. Queen
Bess, Mcagler, Moonshine. Wonderment